Class War September 28, 2015
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Fair dues to CW for saying it like they see it at the last British election.
Class War 2015. Because all the other candidates are scum.
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Apparently they organised the protest outside that cereal café at the weekend. Without going into the utility of the protest, there are some interesting quotes from the owner in the Guardian article:
“It just doesn’t make sense.”
“If they really believe in the protest, why are they covering their face while they’re doing it?”
“…there’s more of a deep-rooted issue that needs to be looked at. You need to look at why they’re attacking us.”
He really does seem lost…
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/sep/27/shoreditch-cereal-cafe-targeted-by-anti-gentrification-protesters
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The poor owners are pining for the simplicities of life in Belfast. Where if your cereal café gets attacked, you know it’s because it’s a Catholic/Protestant (delete as appropriate) cereal café.
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Where do quakers fit?
The cereal cafe is deeply silly, and there’s always a queue outside it, which is amusing, but if Class War think they are the enemy…..
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There’s a cafe in Belfast now called Slums. If ever there was a target for an angry mob … just like the bar in Shoreditch called Favela Chic. Every time I see it I like to imagine the patrons being dumped in the middle of an actual Rio favela and left to make their own way home. The cereal place seemed annoyingly twattish, but there’s far worse things about. A couple of years ago, some guys took over what had been the building of an Asian women’s refuge which had been forced to close down by spending cuts, and turned it into a cafe called The Refuge. I would be happy to see Class War let loose on them.
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